In addition to sponsoring, many of our supporters like to give for individual projects that impact the children’s well-being and bring joy into their lives. You can choose your donation amount for any of the projects. You can also pay over time by checking: Make this a monthly gift when you check-out. When we all pitch in, even the expensive projects get done. Thanks!
New Beginnings – 2023 Annual Campaign
Every year our annual campaign completes special projects at the children’s homes we support.
Ukrainian Children in Refugee Camps
Help children who are living in refugee camps in Ukraine. Your donation is needed urgently to help these children thrive and survive.
Educate Girls
Eliminate poverty by educating girls. Provide assistance to vulnerable young women.
Celebrations
The children’s homes celebrate birthdays and holidays. Give the gift of joy to all the children.
Helping an Orphanage
An orphanage is a large family. Can you pitch in for the expense of raising 75-100 children?
Food Security for Casa Hogar
Help feed the children at Casa Hogar Children’s Home in Mexico.
New Furnishings for Bridge of Hope
Give comfort and well-being to Bridge of Hope in Ethiopia with new furnishings & renovations.
World’s Children is committed to honoring your stated preferences for donations.
In some circumstances, such as overfunding of a project, your contribution will be used for the greatest current need of vulnerable children.
WORLD’S CHILDREN IS A 501(C)3 NONPROFIT REGISTERED IN THE US UNDER EIN 20-5276353. ALL DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE.
2023 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
World’s Children mails out old-fashioned paper newsletters to sponsors and donors every couple of months or so. If you’ve been missing out, you can get up to date or read some history. Since we are usually mailing photos, progress reports, letters and drawings to sponsors, we add all
A Successful Journey Out of Poverty Have you ever wondered how kids who grow up in an orphanage eventually find a husband or wife, get a job and then start a family? The journey from being an orphaned child to becoming a self-sufficient young adult requires a lot
